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It is true. You really learn more when you do things wrong. Need to remember that from the beginning.
Aww yeah. My box o' GitHub schwag came today! http://instagr.am/p...
I am going to look at this like Edison: I have found one more way that doesn't fix my random slow responses.
Huge hands or tiny orange juice?!?! http://twitter.com/jnunema...
Paired with @technoweenie today on some sweet zeromq stuff for @gaugesapp. Hoping to deploy tomorrow. Graphs and details to follow soon.
Anyone using 0mq in anger? Got any good success or failure stories? Just curious.
RT @bleikamp: An Octohoodie is exactly what your life needs and you can watch @dannygreg and @jonrohan in animated GIFs. http://shop.github.com/product...
I'll organize my thoughts and write a post that everyone can flame in one place. Haha.
I think, in majority, that we make methods handle what classes should. This makes the methods confusing and thus require docs.
Regarding documentation: yes, it is good. I think doing it automatically from code is bad. I have ideas, but no time to implement. Haha.
Oh, and yes, I include documentation comments in the "you should never have comments in your code" thought. Feel free to disagree with me.
RT @maddox: @jnunemaker almost every comment I've ever left had an apology in it.
Something I've been learning... "Every programmer has his own favorite formatting rules, but if he works in a team, then the team rules."
"Every time you write a comment, you should grimace and feel the failure of your ability of expression." I'm a big time comment hater.
"The ideal number of arguments for a function is zero." Hate seeing more than 1 or 2. "Flag arguments are ugly." ie: save(true) Amen!
Been reading Clean Code. Loved this concept: "Leave the campground cleaner than you found it."
During that period, we've processed almost 290 million requests, so its not just a lack of things happening. :)
Gauges has had 100% uptime 7 of the last 12 weeks. The other 5 were: 99.98, 99.99, 99.99, 99.96, and 99.5. @RailsMachine is pretty solid.
Another refactoring post from Gauges: http://railstips.org/blog... Bonus points if you can give me a better name than GaugeSharer, something nouny.
http://www.olloclip.com/ looks pretty cool. Anyone have one?
More Tiny Classes - http://railstips.org/blog...
Holy craaaaaap!!!! @paulbettner and @davidbettner in a super bowl commercial! So proud of you guys! http://twitter.com/jnunema...
Looks like consensus is clean code, code complete, small talk best practices, and domain driven design have the most on naming. Thanks!
Are there any programming books dedicated to naming? Or at that at least have a large section on it?
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